Other night four top 10 finishes included BryceCiecko finishing seventh in the men's 1,650 free (16:02.77), AsherKielyfinishing 10th in the men's 200 backstroke (1:50.54), and junior MinaFeyrer finishing fourth in the women's 200 butterfly (2:01.39), breaking her own school record in the event.

For the championship, a pair of Blue Hens earned medals as freshman JacobLukens (third place in men's 1-meter diving) and Basch (silver in men's 1,650 free silver) will return to Newark with hardware.

William & Mary took home the men’s team title for the fourth consecutive season while James Madison finished first on the women’s side for the first time since 2012. Northeastern swimmer Megan Clark was named Most Outstanding Women’s Swimmer of the Meet while James Madison’s Hope Byrum was named Most Outstanding Female Diver. Dane Pedersen of JMU was named Women’s Swimming Coach of the Year.

On the men’s sideJack Saunderson of Towson was named Most Outstanding Men’s Swimmer while Anthony Musciano was named Most Outstanding Men’s Diver. The Men’s Diving Coach of the Year award went to Emily Howard (Drexel) while Men’s Swimming Coach of the Year was shared by William & Mary's Matt Crispino and Drexel’s Adam Bruan.